Week Two: Hematologic, Lymphatic, And Immune System Flashcards

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What does blood consist of?

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Formed elements (cells) and liquid (plasma)

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What is the purpose of blood?

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Supplies body tissues with oxygen, nutrients, and various chemicals

Transports waste products to the appropriate waste system

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What are the combining forms for blood?

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Hem/I and hemat/o

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What is the liquid portion or blood?

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Plasma and serum

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What is plasma?

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When all clotting factors are present

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What is serum?

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When clotting factors are used up or removed

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What are the clotting proteins?

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Fibrinogen and prothrombin

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What is erythro/o

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Red

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What are erythrocytes?

What do they do?

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Red blood cells (RBC)

Carry oxygen to tissues on hemoglobin

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What are leukocytes?

What do they do?

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White blood cells (WBC)
Fight disease
Divided into granulocytes and agranulocytes

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What are platelets?

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Clotting cells
Thrombocytes
Forms mechanical part of clot, pieces of cytoplasm

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Granulocytes contain________.

These are examples of granulocytes

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Grains

Neutrophils, eosinophils, basophils

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Agranulocytes do not contain ________

These are examples

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Grains

Monocytes, lymphocytes

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What do eosinophils do? What do they look like

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Prevents inflammation

Barebell shaped, stain red

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What do basophils do? What do they look like?

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Blue/purple stain

Increases blood flow, contains histamine and heparin

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What are monocytes?

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Eat big things, have a chunky nucleus and lots of cytoplasm (fried eggy)

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What are lymphocytes

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Can’t eat things, too small, have a round nucleus, produces antibodies

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Exotics don’t have _______ but instead have ________.

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Neutrophils, heterophils

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What is the combining form for formation?

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-poiesis

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Blood is formed in what?

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Bone marrow

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What is the comvining form for bone marrow?

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Myel/o

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Where does red bone marrow live?

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In cancellous bone

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What is coagulation?

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The process of clotting

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Blood can be mixed with what to prevent clotting?

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Anticoagulant

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What is EDTA?
Ethylenediamine tetraacetic acid
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What are the most common anticoagulants?
EDTA and heparin
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What is hematology?
Study of blood (what's in it, how much water, cells, ect.)
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What is morphology?
Study of shape and size of cell (does it look normal)
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What is anemia?
Deficiency of RBC
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What is edema?
Accumulation if fluid (like swelling)
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Hat is hemolysis?
Blood cell being broken down
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What is left shift?
Abnormally high number of neutrophils (that are immature)
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What is pancytopenia?
Deficiency of all cells (like bone marrow suppression)
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What is -penia
Deficiency, insufficient amount
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-philia
Too many of something (usually used for a single cell)
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-cytosis
Too many of something
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What is the lymphatic system?
Functions as part of immune system Returns excess tissue fluid to blood Absorbs fat and fat-soluble vitamins
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What are the fat soluble vitamins?
A,D,E, K
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What is lymph fluid/interstitial fluid
Carries nutrients and hormones to cells, carries wastes away from cell
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What are lymph vessels?
Lymph fluid travels through these vessels and into veins
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What are lymph nodes?
Filter lymph fluid to remove bacteria and viruses, store B and T lymphocytes (late areas of lymph tissues)
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What are tonsils?
•Masses of lymphatic tissues that protect mucous membranes
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What is the combining for for tonsils?
Tonsill/o
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What is the spleen?
* Mass of lymphatic tissue in cranial abdomen that filters blood to remove foreign material * Largest piece of lymph tissue in body
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What is the thymus?
Gland in the cardio ventral thoracic cavity of young animals that matures T lymphocytes
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What are lacteals?
Transports fats and fat soluble vitamins from the small intestine
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What does the immune system do?
Functions to protect the body from harmful substances
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What is the combining form meaning protected?
Immun/o
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What are some other body systems that aid in protecting the body as part of the immune system?
* lymphatic * respiratory * gastrointestinal * integumentary
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What is an antigen?
Foreign substance in the body (not self)
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What is an antibody?
An immunoglobulin made by lymphocytes that react with antigens in the body
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What is naturally acquired passive immunity?
While in the uterine or colostrum
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What is naturally acquire active immunity?
When you get sick then you create antibodies
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What is artificially acquired passive immunity
Vaccine passed from mom
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What is artificially acquired active immunity
Vaccines
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What is cell mediated immunity
When cells DIRECTLY go eat things not self
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What is humoral immunity
When cells INDIRECTLY eat things not self
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What is an allergy?
Excessive response/ over reaction (immune system freaks out)
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What is an anaphylaxis?
Biggest over reaction, life threatening, SUPER bad allergy
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What is an autoimmune disease?
Immune system attacks itself (AIDS, rheumatoid arthritis)
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What is a vaccine?
Protects against viruses (rabies, flu)
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What is a toxoid?
Protects against bacteria
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What is oncology?
Study of tumors
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What is the combining form for tumor?
Onc/o
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What is malignant?
Cancerous
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What is benign?
Non cancerous
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What is neoplasm?
Any abnormal new growth of tissue in which the multiplication of cells is uncontrolled and progressive
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What is metastasis?
Pathogenic growth distant from the primary disease site, beyond the ability to stop
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What is a well circumscribed tumor?
A tumor with Definite border, we can cut it out
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What is an invasive tumor?
A tumor that spreads into surrounding tissue
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What is carcinoma?
Cancerous growth of epithelial cells (skin cancer)
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What is sarcoma?
Malignant growth of connective tissue
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What is chemotherapy?
Treatment for cancer
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What is radiation therapy?
Use isotopes to handle growth of tumor